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Israel - Part 1 December 1, 2006

I visited the state of israel in 1999. I refused to go on the state-supported tour, despite the fact that soldiers met me at the airport, and asked me over and over if I was ready to start the tour, which was mandated to begin at Yad Vashem, the holocaust memorial. I declined, repeatedly, and could feel their bafflement.

I was there to do something different. I was there to see for myself if in fact, jerusalem is a holy city or not. I can feel vortexes. The tour I went on was a kaballistic one, not a jewish one, and not a christian one, and not a zionist one. My tour was to actually feel the energy (or not) that all three major world religions claim is there.

I have asked various people to tell me why they think jerusalem is a holy city. Most of them refer to the usual holy books. I however, was looking for what has not been allowed to be written in any book. What has been burned, hidden, but cannot be destroyed nonetheless.

All the sights holiest to a kabbalist are in arab territory. The Arabs have preserved and honored each of them, and actually live next door to them. My love and my deep sorrow for my muslim brothers and sisters, as well as for the jews, and for the christians breaks my heart when I realize that with the proper info, and the correct translation of old holy books, no war would ever be required, let alone tolerated.

The wailing wall is the only holy jewish site that arabs do not control, and the war between the two religions is only about that wall, that mound, that site.

I went to the wall, and stood with the women to pray. I had just hung up the phone with rav berg, my teacher. He said I should create a new kabbalist for the world. I created that kabbalist by touching the wall and offering myself to god, rather than asking for something FROM god.

Now the proper blowing of my mind could and did begin.